Official Texans vs. Jets Game Thread, 9/13/2009

Arky · #1 09-13-2009, 03:29 PM

Texans kickoff. Touchback. Ball at the 20.

Jones for 2.

Sanchez scrambles for 5. Jets have 3rd and 3.

40 yd pass to Keller. 1st down.

Flag down. 12 in the huddle?

1st and 15.

Big Texas · #2 09-13-2009, 03:30 PM

WTF. How many times is ferguson gonna be lined up man to man. He can't cover. Damn Bush, He cant cover.

Arky · #3 09-13-2009, 03:31 PM

Jones takes it all the way for the TD - about 38 yards.

Jets 24, Texans 7

Big Texas · #4 09-13-2009, 03:33 PM

punt, punt, pick. It was bound to happen. WTF has the offense done lately. Throw double fake screens?

HPF Bob · #5 09-13-2009, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Arky

12 in the huddle?

That was Simms kissing Sanchez' jock.

NBT · #6 09-13-2009, 03:37 PM

Same blessed run play that has dogged us all preseason for the TD, and of course we haven't a clue how to stop it. Where the hell is the LB on this play? Or even the safety?

Arky · #7 09-13-2009, 03:37 PM

Schaub pass inc to AJ.

Schaub to AJ good for 17.

Step it up, boys.

OD for 8.

Slaton for the 1st down at midfield.

AD for 7.

Shut up, Phil Simms.

Arky · #8 09-13-2009, 03:41 PM

Short pass to AJ good for the 1st down.

7:40 left in the game.

Pass inc to DA.

Schaub with the floater for the INT. Jets ball at the 11.

Arky · #9 09-13-2009, 03:47 PM

Jones for 39 yds on a run to the right.

Washington no gain.

Washington for 4 - 3rd and 6.

Sanchez scrambles for the 1st down.

Arky · #10 09-13-2009, 03:50 PM

Jets burning the clock on runs - 3rd and 5 coming up.

Jones about 1 yd short of the 1st down.

2 minute warning.

Arky · #11 09-13-2009, 03:56 PM

Jets get the 1st down on 4th and 1.

Game delayed - Shuan Cody down.

Jets kneel it out.

Final score:

Jets 24, Texans 7

Hoo boy, we get the Titans next week..

Roy P · #12 09-13-2009, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Arky

Schaub with the floater for the INT. Jets ball at the 11.

He had three untouched blitzers coming right at him and only Steve Slaton to pick which one to slow down. This is after consistently getting hammered full steam by the likes of David Harris, Bart Scott, and Kris Jenkins. I'm really just thankful Schaub completed the game and wasn't carted off in a body bag.

Arky · #13 09-13-2009, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Roy P

He had three untouched blitzers coming right at him and only Steve Slaton to pick which one to slow down. This is after consistently getting hammered full steam by the likes of David Harris, Bart Scott, and Kris Jenkins. I'm really just thankful Schaub completed the game and wasn't carted off in a body bag.

You want to 'rassle? Is that it?

The ball *was* a floater - I calls 'em like I sees 'em. I don't care what they are feeding us out of Reliant/Kirby, I don't think the ankle was "fine" and Schaub was not himself today. His accuracy was off and though he's not a big arm guy, there was, IMO, no steam on any lengthy passes. I don't think he was even 80%. One of, if not his worst game as a Texan. We never made it to the redzone much less midfield. Good for him to show he's a gamer but the team takes an "L"... Give him all the time he needs to heal if he needs it - I'd rather see a healthy QB that is zipping the ball around...

nunusguy · #14 09-13-2009, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Arky

You want to 'rassle? Is that it?

The ball *was* a floater - I calls 'em like I sees 'em. I don't care what they are feeding us out of Reliant/Kirby, I don't think the ankle was "fine" and Schaub was not himself today. His accuracy was off and though he's not a big arm guy, there was, IMO, no steam on any lengthy passes. I don't think he was even 80%. One of, if not his worst game as a Texan. We never made it to the redzone much less midfield. Good for him to show he's a gamer but the team takes an "L"... Give him all the time he needs to heal if he needs it - I'd rather see a healthy QB that is zipping the ball around...

Afterwards, Gary Kubiak said what everyone at Reliant Stadium could see. Matt Schaub isn't close to being healthy.
http://blogs.chron.com/sportsjustice/archives/texans/

Big Texas · #15 09-13-2009, 03:43 PM

Of all the times to throw the ball up for grabs. You throw it up to a double covered Jacoby Jones.

Maybe he was just waiting on Jacoby to get in the game. He thought he'd get the same result as grossman.

This is almost unreal.

NBT · #16 09-13-2009, 03:52 PM

I think Mr. McNair has seen just about enough of Mr. Kubiak. I look for a coaching change before the end of the season. How sad. We could have been good if only he hadn't been so damned conservative. The defense, bad as they were, actually looked better than the so called high powered offense. Just blitz the Texans and you've got a win.

nunusguy · #17 09-13-2009, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by NBT

I think Mr. McNair has seen just about enough of Mr. Kubiak. I look for a coaching change before the end of the season. How sad. We could have been good if only he hadn't been so damned conservative. The defense, bad as they were, actually looked better than the so called high powered offense. Just blitz the Texans and you've got a win.

I seriously doubt that McNair would fire Kubiak before the end of the season, but then I dunno for sure ? Afterall that happened in the last year of the Capers regime and him lasting out that horrendous year ? I almost feel sorry for McNair, but I just can't bring myself to feel sorry for any billionaire, especially in this economy as they say.

TexanJedi · #18 09-13-2009, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by nunusguy

I seriously doubt that McNair would fire Kubiak before the end of the season, but then I dunno for sure ? Afterall that happened in the last year of the Capers regime and him lasting out that horrendous year ? I almost feel sorry for McNair, but I just can't bring myself to feel sorry for any billionaire, especially in this economy as they say.

I am not happy right now, but Kubiak (and Smith as far as I'm concerned) should be given a chance to right the ship. If they can't do it, then throw a load of money at Cowher. At least he will build a tough team, but I hate the thought of restarting, again. Kubiak took a bad team and turned it into a mediocre team, perhaps Cowher can take a mediocre team and make it into a good team.

I cannot take this team making seemingly every opposing QB look like Joe Montana.

NBT · #19 09-16-2009, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by nunusguy

I seriously doubt that McNair would fire Kubiak before the end of the season, but then I dunno for sure ? Afterall that happened in the last year of the Capers regime and him lasting out that horrendous year ? I almost feel sorry for McNair, but I just can't bring myself to feel sorry for any billionaire, especially in this economy as they say.

Why not? If McNair is committed to what he said about another 8-8 not being good enough. Why not cut your losses so to speak, and get a fire eating coach that will demand execution from the get go? We have the talent, it is just not being used to best advantage.